Robert Fielding
Wiṟuṟa Kanyini
A series of video works by Robert Fielding that explores the storylines of past, present and future Mimili Community in the APY Lands.
Art-making
2 months ago
Archie Plus
This summer the Gallery presents Archie Plus, a free program of art, music, performance and dance, enlarging on the portrait focus of the Archibald Prize.
A portrait of Archie Plus
Justin Paton introduces a new portrait-focused program of art, music, performance and dance
Postcards from Marlene
The unforgettable Marlene Rubuntja sends messages of hope, joy and resilience from Mparntwe.
Wiṟuṟa kanyini
(well looked after)
Artist Robert Fielding creates works that recall stories of Mimili and its residents, but also the stories of him as a person.
Here we are
Being 200km east of Broken Hill hasn’t stopped some of the state’s most dedicated young art viewers and makers.
Farmer artists:
an interview with Ross Laurie and Myfanwy Gullifer
10 months ago by Anne Ryan
Charcoal, coronavirus and commissions: A postcard from the Shoalhaven
10 months ago by Bronwyn Coulston
Australian art arrivals 1832–2007
To coincide with Refugee Week, we’re challenging you to complete McKenna’s crossword with some new clues – all related to artists who have immigrated to Australia and enriched cultural life here.
Artists’ childhood archives
Unearthing Australian artists’ childhood talents with the Art Gallery of New South Wales National Art Archive.
Time for serious fun
Sharing art-making ideas with families far and wide.
Art is my oxygen
There’s one thing more important than coming to the Art Gallery of NSW, and that is coming back.
Why art?
Our Youth Collective answer this crucial question via a #PassThePaperChallenge.
Through young eyes
Our children’s guides and volunteers remember some of their favourite moments.
How to make a collage portrait with Deborah Kelly
Transform the faces of family and friends in spectacular style with artist Deborah Kelly!
Dr Norman Swan on Together In Art Kids
We’ve teamed up with Dr Norman Swan, and the ABC, to invite kids to take part in an online art exhibition!
A yōkai for our strange times
Meet Amabie, a talismanic mermaid-like creature said to shield people from illness.
